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 | Check the manual for the switch. Only supposed to blink during diagnostic or if there is a short of connection problem. [URL="http://www.dlink.com/products/?tab=3&pid=DGS-1016D&rev=DGS-1016D"]http://www.dlink.com/products/?tab=3&pid=DGS-1016D&rev=DGS-1016D[/URL] |
 | Nothing is wrong your code says to output the conversion rate then the data: [CODE]<div align="center"><strong>$[COLOR="Red"]<?=$rate;?>[/COLOR], <?=$amount;?> <?=$from_text;?> = $<?=$total;?> <?=$to_text;?></strong>. </div></td>[/CODE] |
| | Have you looked at gallery2 which uses php and mysql to setup and maintain a picture gallery? |
 | Hello, The answer to your question is partially based on the operating system you are using and the method used to initially format your hard drive. However, basically the OS informs the hard drive that the space used by your file is again available to have new files written to …  |
| | Re: wget script Your script should work if you remove the quote marks. However may I suggest something like this. For your crontab entry (assuming your shell script file is in /root/bin and called getpic.sh) use: [CODE]00,30 * * * * /root/bin/getpic.sh <Site URL of file to get> <filename> [/CODE] For your script … |
| | If I read the post correctly you are using excel to query info out of mysql and having problems with the date. I think it might be due to excel storing the date in it's own format. Have you tried changing the sell type on excel to text and then … |
| | Hello, Your missing the port I believe. Here is my httpd.conf entries for a couple of sites on same server. [CODE]NameVirtualHost *:80 #<VirtualHost *:80> # ServerAdmin webmaster@chartwriter.com # DocumentRoot /var/www/html/default # ServerName chartwriter.com # ErrorLog logs/chartwriter.com-error_log # CustomLog logs/chartwriter.com-access_log common #</VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin webmaster@chartwriter.com DocumentRoot /var/www/html/chartwriter.com ServerName chartwriter.com ServerAlias … |
| | I am just mentioning this in case you have not done so but you would also need to register your domain name with a registrar like godaddy or networksolutions or one of the many other registrars so your domainname belongs to you and cannot be redirected somewhere else. |
| | Re: Network key? A big part of the answer will have to do with what you want to find the key on or in, Your router, your computer or what... |
| | Hello, Not sure if the site covers it but one of the things that you MUST have to get two windows XP systems to see each other is the NWLink NETBIOS protocol installed in every system. It is the protocol that broadcasts and identifies other windows systems when there is …  |
| | Hello, The only thing I can think of is probably off but it may be it. You mentioned that you are running the queries from C code. Are you termination the actual sql code entries with a semi-colon (;). If not then mysql would be waiting for you to finish … |
 | Just curious why you did not set it up as a Linux filesystem and then install samba. Samba lets you connect to and read/write files from/to a linux system as if it were a windows shared drive but still has the security and speed of a linux filesystem. I use … |
| | Hello, Follow peter_budo not searchec. searchec having you regenerate the GPG key makes no sense however the ps aux is correct and killall is good for killing a specific application (example: killall html ).  |
 | Re: remote access Hello, You really need to talk to your network admin and see what they recommend or have setup first. VPN is the way to go but you are not going to be able to use it without their approval/assistance. |
| | I have seen it do this before. Only solution I have found is to remove the mapping and then recreate it and make sure you have the save password selected. Either that or give the user permission to view the share and set the password th theie windows password.  |
| | Try turning on boot logging instead of safe mode and the system will create a log as it loads drivers and you will be able to see where it is crashing. Or second try VGA mode and see if it is something to do with the resolution. Third, get ahold … |
| | You might have better luck with one of the older releases like Fedora 12 or 13 as they have had time to correct any bugs in the code and get all of the drivers working properly. |
| | If you are the original owner/purchaser of the laptop and dell can confirm it they have several backdoors they can provide via chat or phone call. If not try this web site: [URL="http://www.go4expert.com/forums/showthread.php?t=114"]http://www.go4expert.com/forums/showthread.php?t=114[/URL] |
| | May I suggest that you simply join the two queries to get the result you want SELECT Folders.folder_name FROM FoldersCats Join Folders on Folders.folder_id = FolderCats.folder_id WHERE Folder.cat_id=".$_GET['catid' order by Folder.folder_name Or something pretty close should work |
 | I think you will find that date is a reserved word and you need to change the field name. |
| | Your select is forcing the must be in both tables issue. Try a left join instead. [CODE]$sql = "SELECT * FROM ".$_SESSION[dbprefix]."users Left join user_skills ON user_skills.userid=users.id WHERE ((users.username LIKE '%" . $queryString . "%') OR (users.email LIKE '%" . $queryString . "%') OR (users.firstname LIKE '%" .$queryString . "%') … |
| | I have found that it is not the wifi sites that are dangerous (except for proxy redirects that they get infected with) but the sites you connect to once you get on the web that do the most damage. I typically spend my evenings running software to remove viruses from … |
 | Hello, The / in front of the path and filename is based on your DocumentRoot for the site in question. I would check the httpd.conf for the reference and see where it points. [CODE]#<VirtualHost *:80> # ServerAdmin webmaster@dummy-host.example.com # DocumentRoot /www/docs/dummy-host.example.com # ServerName dummy-host.example.com # ErrorLog logs/dummy-host.example.com-error_log # CustomLog logs/dummy-host.example.com-access_log …  |
| | Have you tried unplugging the system and pulling the CMOS battery? |
| | he computer. To change the virtual memory file size use the following: [LIST=1] [*]Right Click My Computer and select Properties from the list. [*]Click the tab at the top labeled Advanced and the dialog box will change to show three groups. [*]Click the settings button under performance [*]Select the tab … |
| | I think the beep codes are a memory error but you should look them up. Here is a link to a site that has most manufacturers codes: [URL="http://www.5starsupport.com/info/beep_codes.htm"]http://www.5starsupport.com/info/beep_codes.htm[/URL] |
| | This is from memory but I think it is a power supply issue. Double check the connections to the mother board from the powersupply. Hope it helps. |
| | Personally I think find would work better. [CODE]#!bin/bash find . -name $1 -exec echo "file exits in " {} \;[/CODE] |
| | Re: Quoting the back ticks (`) imply run the command inside and put the results here and the $ implies the next thing is a variable. |
| | cisco/linksys makes an inexpensive firewall/router/vpn box that is fairly easy to setup (has a wizzard that talks you through it) but does need a fixed IP address for each location. |
| | May I also suggest that you verify your name servers are working correctly from the command prompt. I would be interested to see what nameserver you are accessing. Also on your router what nameserver is it contacting to resolve addresses? checking nameserver from command prompt: nslookup google.com or nslookup google.com … |
| | A lot of this depends on what IP addresses are being used by the wired and wireless networks. If the wireless router is using dhcp and your wired network is also using dhcp then you could logically turn off the DHCP on the wireless system and have the computers obtain … |
| | mysqldump is the command you are looking for. with it you can create exports in various formats. The standard format gives you a text file with the needed sql statements to recreate the databases from scratch on another system. |
 | Have you tried running booting from a live cd or UBCD and running fsck on the root partition? |
| | The problem is most likely that the fdisk version you are using does not know how to make changes to the current partition on the hard drive. Download a partition editing utility from the web and delete the current partition manually then try the installation again. |
 | Re: mkdir() problem Permissions, Permissions, Permissions.... When the code is running from the Apache server the folder that you are trying to create the new directory in has to be writeable by the apache user or group. Make the group owner Apache (or your apache user group name) and chmod the directory to … |
| | I am willing to bet your running windows XP. What the error means is that you need to increase the size of the virtual memory file (also called page file) on your computer. Before you go to change the size of the file you need to check how much space … |
| | Try ATT again. If you own the Cell they can track it you just have to get to a tech or supervisor that is willing to do it. They can triangulate it from the cell towers and also they can deactivate the SIM in it if nothing else. |
| | Based on what I have seen in the past this is due to selecting a video mode that your monitor cannot display. Boot in VGA mode and then select the lowest resolution available and reboot. It should come up normally and then let you change the resolution. |
 | Hello, Try the following site for some suggestions and comparisons: [URL="http://sectools.org/"]http://sectools.org/[/URL] |
| | When I have seen this in the past it is because I picked a resolution or frequency that my monitor could not display. Try hitting <F8> as you boot and instead of safe mode pick VGA Mode. Once up and running you can reset the video to a resolution that … |
| | Check and see if Imagmagick is installed to resize the images. |
| | First you have to find out what device name the system has given the new drive. Normally it is something like /dev/sda (which stands for scsi or sata drive a) or /dev/hda (pata drive a) and then it will be broken down by partitions. For example the second sata drive … |
| | You can convert the date to epoch seconds do the math and convert back. Here is a sample from one of my reference books: [CODE]CORRECTION='172800' # 2 days worth of seconds # Code to extract the date portion from the data # into $bad_date go here # Suppose it is … |
| | Download and run MalwareBytes and you will know for sure. [URL="http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php"]http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php[/URL]  |
| | On the XP systems go to Your network connections and add in the protocol for NETBOIS IPX/SPX. You won't need a CD or disk. It is what windows systems need to be able to see each other on a network. |
| | Check in the CMOS setup to see if the PATA controller is enabled. Also check to see if the cable is properly connected to the motherboard. The controller is built in to the motherboard and not really something you can access as hardware. If it is PATA (vs SATA) there … |
| | they are not on the same subnet. The wireless is getting an address from the 192.168.2.X subnet and wired is from 192.168.0.X and your gateways are different. Is your wireless router the same as your wired one? |
| | Well my first suggestion would be to run mysql on windows instead of MS SQLServer. But barring that is the field indexed in MS SQL server? |
| | IF it comes up at first but goes blank when it is starting windows it could be your screen cannot handle the resolution you have chosen. If you hit <F8> as the system is booting your should get a prompt for how you want to start windows. Try VGA mode … |
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